The Art of Poetry on a New Plan, Volumen 2Gregg, 1969 |
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... arms , How martial mufic ev'ry bofom warms ! So when the firft bold veffel dar'd the feas , High on the ftern the ... arms , to arms , to arms ! But when thro ' all th ' infernal bounds Which flaming Phlegeton furrounds , Love , ftrong ...
... arms , How martial mufic ev'ry bofom warms ! So when the firft bold veffel dar'd the feas , High on the ftern the ... arms , to arms , to arms ! But when thro ' all th ' infernal bounds Which flaming Phlegeton furrounds , Love , ftrong ...
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... arms , and guiltless of his loves . Thefe inftant shall be thine ; and if the pow'rs Give to our arms proud Ilion's hoftile tow'rs , Then fhalt thou ftore ( when Greece the fpoil divides ) With gold and brafs thy loaded navy's fides ...
... arms , and guiltless of his loves . Thefe inftant shall be thine ; and if the pow'rs Give to our arms proud Ilion's hoftile tow'rs , Then fhalt thou ftore ( when Greece the fpoil divides ) With gold and brafs thy loaded navy's fides ...
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... arms , No more they figh , inglorious to return , But breathe revenge , and for the combat burn . As on fome mountain , thro ' the lofty grove , The crackling flames afcend , and blaze above , The fires expanding as the winds arise ...
... arms , No more they figh , inglorious to return , But breathe revenge , and for the combat burn . As on fome mountain , thro ' the lofty grove , The crackling flames afcend , and blaze above , The fires expanding as the winds arise ...
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